Sentence examples for opposing policy from inspiring English sources

Although the U.S. and Israel agreed on the fundamental facts and risks, they had reached opposing policy conclusions.

But the more important finding for us was that quality and equity didn't seem to be opposing policy objectives.

According to the article, what is Mr. Bush's primary reason for opposing policy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?

In this study, we combined policy analysis with landscape change modeling to simulate outcomes of alternative forest conservation instruments proposed by opposing policy coalitions.

He dissects competing positions in the current debate and concludes that, unless and until there is broader understanding of how these analytic differences drive opposing policy conclusions, we will continue to talk past and over each other, with little room for negotiation and compromise.

Of course, one tactic always used by industry in opposing policy change is to coopt its leaders.

As poor countries with threadbare institutions, their interests should lie in opposing policies that impose new costs on industry and new regulatory burdens on government.

He is opposing policies he introduced and damning them in the name of the Liberal Democrats and that really won't do".

It is true that Labour was able, in the 1990s, to prise open cracks in a Tory government by opposing policies that they didn't disagree with.

Sometimes he vows to enact two opposing policies in the same speech.

"He is supremely concerned with national unity, and has opposed policy initiatives he views as encouraging political or religious cleavages within Egyptian society".